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Two Unconventional Orchestral Works

Hear music of vast scale and ravishing textures in works by the Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir for this New Sounds program.  It’s music that has been reflected through the nature prism; that...

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Voices from the East

This week, host Bill McGlaughlin explores the music of composers who struggled for artistic freedom on both sides of the Iron Curtain, including Arvo Pärt, Sofia Gubaidulina, György Ligeti, and Giya...

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New Sounds Live: The Hilliard Ensemble Farewell

From the New Sounds Live concert series, recorded live at the Temple of Dendur in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, listen to the all-male band of British a cappella singers, The Hilliard Ensemble....

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Cycling Music

Hear music created by a cyclical approach to composition: some of it driven by technology, whereby layering, looping, or overdubbing are used to fit patterns against one another.  Listen to works from...

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Cycling Music (Special Podcast)

Hear music created by a cyclical approach to composition: some of it driven by technology, whereby layering, looping, or overdubbing are used to fit patterns against one another.  Listen to works from...

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3 Videos You Had to See Online This Weekend

From the sublime to the truly ridiculous, here are three moments that had classical music and opera fans talking this weekend.1. Jonas Kaufmann: Tenor, Wagnerian, Underwear MagnetThe Last Night of the...

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Choral Music from Latvia and Estonia

Listen to choral music from the Baltic region on this New Sounds, specifically, from Latvia and Estonia. Hear music by Estonian composers Veljo Tormis, and Arvo Pärt, as well as a Latvian choir singing...

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#3541: Two Unconventional Orchestral Works

Hear music of vast scale and ravishing textures in works by the Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir for this New Sounds program.  It’s music that has been reflected through the nature prism; that...

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#3563: New Sounds Live: The Hilliard Ensemble Farewell

From the New Sounds Live concert series, recorded live at the Temple of Dendur in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, listen to the all-male band of British a cappella singers, The Hilliard Ensemble....

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Listen: Anne Sofie von Otter Spans Centuries of Songs

In addition to performing at the world's leading opera houses and concert halls, Swedish Mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter has also recorded an album of Swedish folk songs, worked with renowned jazz...

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#3754: Cycling Music

Hear music created by a cyclical approach to composition: some of it driven by technology, whereby layering, looping, or overdubbing are used to fit patterns against one another.  Listen to works from...

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#3773: Choral Music from Latvia and Estonia

Listen to choral music from the Baltic region on this New Sounds, specifically, from Latvia and Estonia. Hear music by Estonian composers Veljo Tormis, and Arvo Pärt, as well as a Latvian choir singing...

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#3954: Music for Bowed Strings and Voices

Listen to works all built around sounds of strings with & without voices, with music from Icelandic composers, Úlfur Hansson and Atli Heimir Sveinsson, a piece from an American-based British...

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#3963: Steve Reich's 80th Birthday Season

On the cusp of a series of four concerts at Carnegie Hall involving contemporaries, favorites, and later generations of composers, Steve Reich visits the studio, marking the celebration of his 80th...

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#3977: New Music From Estonia

Hear music by Estonian composers Arvo Pärt and Mirjam Tally, as well as music from the late Estonian composer Veljo Tormis, who died in early 2017. Listen to a “lament for the living” by Estonian...

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Mystical Music Through Time

The right music at the right moment can be an almost mystical experience.  But some music is specifically meant to be mystical in nature.  You find this in the music of the Eastern Orthodox church, in...

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#4007: July 2017 New Releases

It’s the most wonderful time of the month on New Sounds – the new releases show! On tap is music for the Portland State Chamber Choir with Native American flute, and recordings that pair Scandinavian...

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Three Generations: The Music of Pärt, Glass and Reich

Minimalism takes center stage during this episode of Carnegie Hall Live, as it was at Carnegie’s Zankel Hall this past April. The evening featured the music of Arvo Pärt, Philip Glass and Steve Reich....

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Musical Mystics

Although Western classical music, with its Requiems, Masses, spiritual oratorios and the like, grew out of a sacred (Christian) music tradition, it doesn’t have too many composers you could say were...

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A World Apärt: 24-Hour Arvo Pärt Marathon

On Sept. 11, celebrate the 80th birthday of Arvo Pärt with a repeat stream of A World Apärt: a 24-hour sonic survey of the music of one of the most revolutionary voices of the 21st century. Hosted by...

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Listen: Arvo Pärt at 80 with New Juilliard Ensemble

On Friday, Sept. 11 at 7 pmET, celebrate the 80th birthday of Arvo Pärt with a live audio webcast of the New Juilliard Ensemble's sold-out show from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Temple of Dendur...

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Arvo Pärt @ 81: 24-Hour Marathon

On September 11, Q2 Music celebrates the 81st birthday of beloved Estonian composer Arvo Pärt with a 24-hour marathon of his music, hosted by Phil Kline and featuring new recordings released to...

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Listen: Sound and Fury with Norman, Pärt, Gordon and Shostakovich

On March 31, 2016, the ambitious chamber group Ensemble LPR presented "Sound and Fury," an evening of music by Andrew Norman, Michael Gordon, Arvo Pärt and Dmitri Shostakovich.The through line of the...

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#3754: Cycling Music

Hear music created by a cyclical approach to composition: some of it driven by technology, whereby layering, looping, or overdubbing are used to fit patterns against one another.  Listen to works from...

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#4083: New Music From Estonia

Hear a broad survey of music - folk, jazz, and contemporary classical traditions, along with some electronic music - from the Baltic nation of Estonia for this New Sounds. (The 100th anniversary of...

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#3773: Choral Music from Latvia and Estonia

Listen to choral music from the Baltic region on this New Sounds, specifically, from Latvia and Estonia. Hear music by Estonian composers Veljo Tormis, and Arvo Pärt, as well as a Latvian choir singing...

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#3954: Music for Bowed Strings and Voices

Listen to works all built around sounds of strings with & without voices, with music from Icelandic composers, Úlfur Hansson and Atli Heimir Sveinsson, a piece from an American-based British...

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#4127: Idiosyncratic Chamber Music

Chamber ensembles have been around for centuries, with one instrument to a part, but on this episode of New Sounds, we will hear chamber ensembles that are testing the limits of what this kind of group...

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#3977: New Music From Estonia

Hear music by Estonian composers Arvo Pärt and Mirjam Tally, as well as music from the late Estonian composer Veljo Tormis, who died in early 2017. Listen to a “lament for the living” by Estonian...

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New, Newer, Newest: The Chill Factor

So what's sounding new on New Sounds Radio? If you're looking for genre-free, hand-picked, ear-catching, other-hyphened-word music then we are your friends and your ears and brain will thank you for...

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Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and the Talinn Chamber Orchestraat the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Mon., Nov. 12Tickets: $27-$88. Show at 8 pm. The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt has spent the last...

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#4083: New Music From Estonia

Hear a broad survey of music - folk, jazz, and contemporary classical traditions, along with some electronic music - from the Baltic nation of Estonia for this New Sounds. There’s music by prominent...

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#4127: Idiosyncratic Chamber Music

Chamber ensembles have been around for centuries, with one instrument to a part, but on this episode of New Sounds, we will hear chamber ensembles that are testing the limits of what this kind of group...

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#3954: Music for Bowed Strings and Voices

Listen to works all built around sounds of strings with & without voices, with music from Icelandic composers, Úlfur Hansson and Atli Heimir Sveinsson, a piece from an American-based British...

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#4272: Sonic Cathedrals

For this New Sounds, listen to massive pieces of sonic architecture – like cathedrals in music by Estonian Arvo Pärt, English composer Thomas Tallis, and in music by the Franco-Flemish composer...

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25. On What Changed My Life

“If the lights were on in the audience, listening to this music I would just be flayed open...”Children’s author and television producer Megan Reid talks about how a performance of choreographer...

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#3977: New Music From Estonia

Hear music by Estonian composers Arvo Pärt and Mirjam Tally, as well as music from the late Estonian composer Veljo Tormis, who died in early 2017. Listen to a “lament for the living” by Estonian...

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#4366, Music for Multiples

Hear Steve Reich’s “Vermont Counterpoint,” from Claire Chase, a work by Irish composer Donnacha Dennehy featuring multiple violas of Nadia Sirota with multiple violas da gamba of Liam Byrne, and a work...

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#4272: Sonic Cathedrals

For this New Sounds, listen to massive pieces of sonic architecture – like cathedrals in music by Estonian Arvo Pärt, English composer Thomas Tallis, and in music by the Franco-Flemish composer...

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#4083: New Music From Estonia

Hear a broad survey of music - folk, jazz, and contemporary classical traditions, along with some electronic music - from the Baltic nation of Estonia for this New Sounds. There’s music by prominent...

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#4127: Idiosyncratic Chamber Music

Chamber ensembles have been around for centuries, with one instrument to a part, but on this episode of New Sounds, we will hear chamber ensembles that are testing the limits of what this kind of group...

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#4337: Music for Strings

Once upon a time, many centuries ago, someone looked a stringed hunting bow and thought: “Hmmm… I think I’d rather use this thing to make music rather than hurl arrows”.And thus began one of the first...

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#4366, Music for Multiples

Hear Steve Reich’s “Vermont Counterpoint,” from Claire Chase, a work by Irish composer Donnacha Dennehy featuring multiple violas of Nadia Sirota with multiple violas da gamba of Liam Byrne, and a work...

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#4530, Choral Music

Hear mostly sacred choral music for this New Sounds, including Christian and Buddhist prayer set to music, along with work that bridges the worlds of Christian and Buddhist prayer by...

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#4272: Sonic Cathedrals

For this New Sounds, listen to massive pieces of sonic architecture – like cathedrals in music by Estonian Arvo Pärt, English composer Thomas Tallis, and in music by the Franco-Flemish composer...

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#4337: Music for Strings

Once upon a time, many centuries ago, someone looked a stringed hunting bow and thought: “Hmmm… I think I’d rather use this thing to make music rather than hurl arrows”.And thus began one of the first...

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#4366, Music for Multiples

Hear Steve Reich’s “Vermont Counterpoint,” from Claire Chase, a work by Irish composer Donnacha Dennehy featuring multiple violas of Nadia Sirota with multiple violas da gamba of Liam Byrne, and a work...

View Article

#4530, Choral Music

Hear mostly sacred choral music for this New Sounds, including Christian and Buddhist prayer set to music, along with work that bridges the worlds of Christian and Buddhist prayer by...

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#4530, Choral Music

Hear mostly sacred choral music for this New Sounds, including Christian and Buddhist prayer set to music, along with work that bridges the worlds of Christian and Buddhist prayer by...

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Tom Hiddleston on Arvo Pärt and the Infinite

Tom Hiddleston is an actor beloved around the world for his roles in film, television, and the stage, most notably for his portrayal of the Norse god Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Before all...

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